A New Standard in Artistic CAD/CAM
CAD/CAM programs have come a long way fast and the average user now has their choice of a dozen programs to help them get the job done.
Although each program has a particular strength they're all mostly the same- they're usually designed for prismatic or mechanical
parts but very few are designed for the artistic market. With the release of the Art version, MeshCAM sets a new standard in the
artistic CAD/CAM market.
Image-Based Design
Everything in MeshCAM Art is image-based. Other programs are vector-based so you'll need to create outlines, then regions, then shapes.
You can create the base art for MeshCAM Art in any paint program and apply shapes directly to the images you create. Users have been
able to create quality work within hours of downloading the demo.
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Full Geometry History
MeshCAM Art remembers every step that you took to build your geometry. If it becomes necessary to go back a few steps to change a profile or add another
step you can do so without having to undo all of your work. The full history can be saved and reloaded later so that you can make changes in the future without
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Interoperability
There will be times that you'll need to move your work between programs to get the results you need. To support this MeshCAM offers several
ways to export your work- BMP and PNG height maps or STL and DXF 3D files. This flexibility allows data exchange between almost any other CAD/CAM program.
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Direct Machining
Since MeshCAM Art is built on the standard version you'll have all of the machining capability you need right there- no extra programs to generate a
toolpath. You provide the initial artwork and within minutes you can have a 3D geometry and a toolpath ready to machine without the need to
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Value
MeshCAM set a new standard in value three years ago when it was released.
We don't have to hide our prices 10 clicks deep in the web site or require you to contact sales people- it's all right here.
MeshCAM Art can pay for itself with one job.
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For just $700 ($500 thru Aug. 20th 2008), you can learn that simplicity doesn't come at the
expense of power.
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